Rayiner, thank you for your reply to my comment. I might have worded it poorly, but it wasn't my intention to imply that the author of the article blames the l

Rayiner, thank you for your reply to my comment. I might have worded it poorly, but it wasn't my intention to imply that the author of the article blames the law for it. I was merely trying to point out explicitly why this article is about women, and that it's not due to discrimination by the government through law. Furthermore I don't even think that this happens indirectly as you pointed out as possibly the case with your comparison to voter ID. I also tried to mention explicitly that the "gender norms" you refer to are apparently mostly not imposed by men on women, but women on women. The article doesn't discuss this at all, instead mentions men spending less time with housework (which they probably even do in single households), etc.